A desperate man takes part in an underworld game of Russian roulette.A desperate man takes part in an underworld game of Russian roulette.A desperate man takes part in an underworld game of Russian roulette.
- Awards
- 1 win & 1 nomination total
Alice Barrett
- Leanne Ferro
- (as Alice Barrett Mitchell)
Mike D'Onofrio
- Frank
- (as Michael D'Onofrio)
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaAll of the numbers on the train cars shown in various parts of the film add up to the number 13.
- GoofsThe cylinder in a properly functioning revolver will not spin freely once closed. While normally correct, the double-action revolvers used for the competition were owned and distributed by the holder(s) of the competition, and were likely modified for use in the competition. The modification is a simple one, and considering the stakes and as a necessary element of the competition, it is very likely the modification was made. It is obvious during the competition, that the cylinders are, in fact, able to spin when closed, despite common functional design.
- ConnectionsEdited into The Clock (2010)
- SoundtracksJUST BUSINESS
Performed by Phil Soussan
Written by Phil Soussan
Courtesy of Blue Cat Tales / ASCAP
Under license from PUSS IN BLUE RECORDS
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I really don't understand how movies like this get made. Step one, half ass a cast together of "big names" and provide a silly premise.
Step two, give someone top billing even though their role is the lesser part of 5 minutes.
Step three, find a rapper that has no talent so that your culturally bereft urban youth have a reason to see the movie.
Step four,rely upon arty cinematography as the culturalification of the movie, legitimizing that its no better than a bottom shelf rental.
Alright, get the idea? movies these days suck, no wonder I won't pay to see one.
Step two, give someone top billing even though their role is the lesser part of 5 minutes.
Step three, find a rapper that has no talent so that your culturally bereft urban youth have a reason to see the movie.
Step four,rely upon arty cinematography as the culturalification of the movie, legitimizing that its no better than a bottom shelf rental.
Alright, get the idea? movies these days suck, no wonder I won't pay to see one.
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Box office
- Budget
- $20,000,000 (estimated)
- Gross worldwide
- $3,701,600
- Runtime1 hour 31 minutes
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 2.35 : 1
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